Film screenings
17th November 
11 am 
For Ages 6 to 10 
At The Creative Arts Studios

Rabbit and Deer ( Original Title : Nyuszi és Őz )
Director : Péter Vácz
Language : No Dialogue 
Country : Hungary 
Duration : 17 mins 

 Synopsis :
Rabbit and Deer are living happily and carelessly until their friendship is put to the test by Deer's new obsession to find the formula for the third dimension


Ralle and Bolle – The New Washing Machine
(Original Title : Ralle und Bolle – Die neue Waschmaschine )
Directors : Winfried Bellmann & Doreen Schweikowski
Language : No Dialogue 
Country : Germany 
 
 Synopsis : 
The hamsters Ralle and Bolle have a new target this time, and that is the new washing machine!

Rumours ( Original Title : Rumours ) 
Director : Frits Standaert
Language : No Dialogue 
Country : Belgium/ France 
Duration : 8 mins 
 
 Synopsis :
Three hares, taking a nap in a jungle, notice a mysterious sound from the bush. All the animals come together to find the mystery behind it.
23rd November * 
4 pm 
For Ages 10+
At The Creative Arts Studio 

* The screening will be followed by an interaction with the director of Chander Buri 

From Moon ( Original Title :  Chander Buri  )
Director : Pavel Paul 
Language : Bengali ( with English Subtitles )
Country : India 
Duration : 23 mins 

​ Synopsis :
A boy and the Granny from Moon write letters to each other. They share their loneliness, joy, memories… But, suddenly the boy gets to know, an elderly neighbour actually writes those letters. Distance increases between them. Finally, a letter brings them together again which is from the Moon indeed! 

Dog In Heaven ( Original Title : Hund I Himlen )
Director : Jeanette Norgaard
Language : Danish ( With English Subtitles )
Country : Denmark 
Duration : 25 mins 

 Synopsis :
The little girl Lora arrives at a secluded monastery with Dog. The nu, Sister Esperenza, has escorted them here with a promise of it being a 'better place'. Once inside the great wall surrounding the monastery, Lora and Dog are separated. Lora gets cleaned and uniformed as the rules of the monastery prescribe. That same night Dog is put down. Lora is not allowed to grieve and she decides to turn into a dog herself, breaking all the house rules that have been carried out for generations.

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